Core Insights - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, along with five other departments, has initiated the 2025 National Green Data Center recommendation work, focusing on high energy efficiency and low carbon emissions in six sectors [1] - The push for green data centers is driven by the rapid rise of the digital economy, highlighting the need for a comprehensive green management system throughout the data center lifecycle [1][2] - The integration of renewable energy into data centers is essential for reducing energy consumption, with specific targets set for renewable energy utilization rates [2] Group 1 - The 2025 National Green Data Center recommendation work aims to identify data centers that are energy-efficient, low-carbon, and technologically advanced across various sectors [1] - The initiative has been ongoing for several years, promoting a green transformation in data centers through policy guidance and standard development [1] - The focus on renewable energy is not merely a technical addition but requires a comprehensive transformation across disciplines, emphasizing the need for advanced technical integration capabilities [2] Group 2 - The Ningxia hub is one of the eight computing power hubs in the "East Data West Calculation" project, with the first phase of the China Communications Intelligence Valley project set to be operational by August 2025 [2] - The project aims to connect the green computing power of Ningxia with the algorithm and data advantages of Shenzhen, creating a collaborative model [2][3] - The use of renewable energy is becoming a key indicator for new data centers to enhance market competitiveness, driving the transition from high-energy "white space" to low-carbon "green buildings" [3]